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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1972

Page

5

First Lady Visits Bolshoi Ballet School in Moscow

U S First Lady Mrs Nixon tours the Bolshoi Theater School of Choreography in Moscow after a 75 minute visit to the new Bolshoi Theater School. She meets dancers from 7 to 17, receives gifts, and expresses hope for future exchanges.

U.S Bolshoi Ballet School Helen Thomas Moscow UPD Pat Nixon Bolshoi, Ballet School Bolshoi Theater School of Choreography Leonid I. Brezhnev Communist Party Andrei A. Gromyko Sophie Golovkina Bolshoi Ballet Dancers Bolshoi ‘School Nixon

Idaho Considers Legal Opinion on Water Bond Refunding

A Idaho deputy attorney general will consult with the fiscal agent on whether to seek a second legal opinion about a 1972 statute allowing refunding of 1.5 million water pollution control bonds. The move aims to reduce interest costs from about 6.65 percent on 1970 bonds to possibly 4.5 or 5 percent, but concerns from Chapman and Cutler prompt review.

Boise Upd Idaho Marjorie Ruth Moon Miss Moon Chapman and Cutler Chicago Senate House Chapman Cutler Idaho Supreme Court James Hargis

Kidwell Calls For Industrial Ecological Cooperation

Idaho State Senator Wayne Kidwell Republican Boise says industrialists and ecologists must work together to protect the environment while maintaining a climate favorable to agriculture timber and mining. He spoke in Kellogg to urge balanced growth with forethought and citizen responsibility.

Kellogg Maho UPD Wayne Kidwell Rboise Kellogg Chamber of Commerce Kidwell Idaho

Idaho Drug Control Urged Cooperation Across Agencies

Otto Heinecke of the Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs urged Idaho groups responsible for drug control education and rehab to cooperate. He warned more drugs are coming and stressed that law enforcement, education, and rehab must not waste time fighting each other. Attorney General Park touted arrests and large drug seizures across the state.

Sun Valley Idaho UPI Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Otto Heinecke Bureau Seattle Department of Health Intermountain W. Anthony Park

114 Cats Cause Parent Neglect

Miami police arrested a man and a woman on neglect charges for caring for 114 cats while the couple’s four girls and one boy aged 8 to 12 slept on a filthy four by four foot floor. A 16 year old son lived with a neighbor. The mother underwent psychiatric evaluation and the children were placed in a home after being found in rags. the Humane Society removed the cats.

Miami UPI Alice Kussrath Don Earl Kussrath Parkway Childrens the Humane Society

Soft Fruit Scarcity Eyed by Idaho Grower

Leonard A. Lahti, a leading fruit grower in Lewiston Idaho, warns Pacific Northwest soft fruit will be scarce this year due to poor pollenizing weather and spring frost. He notes reduced orchard acreage from Snake River floods and urban expansion, with Utah crops wiped out and frost hitting southwestern Idaho and Yakima Valley apples and pears.

Lewiston, Idaho UPI Pacific Northwest Leonard A. Lahti Lahti Snake River Granite Dam Pool Utah Idaho Yakima Valley Washington

Wallace undergoes minor surgery for abdominal drainage

Silver Spring Maryland United Press report says George C Wallace underwent two small incisions to drain fluids from the area of gunshot wounds. The hospital statement notes immediate improvement and reduced pain with stable overall condition and no relocation decision yet.

Silver Spring George C. Wallace Holy Cross Hospital Wallace Alabama

Fire suppression seminar cites savings from planning and prevention

An official from the President's Office of Emergency Preparedness told fire suppression seminar attendees from 13 western states that losses from fires can be reduced by strengthening Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management programs. Frank Manda emphasized the payoff in planning, preparedness and prevention as saving dollars and lives.

Boise Upd President’s Office of Emergency Preparedness Forest Service Bureau of Land Management Frank Manda

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